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Video: Software Change Management: Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration - Software and Services
| Video: Software Change Management: Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration www.ibm.com Mik Kersten of Tasktop Technologies speaks about the Open Service for Lifecycle Collaboration initiative. The initiative provides open source and enables integration between different applications, offering tools for seamless change management. [Mik Kersten, Tasktop Technologies] My name is Mik Kersten; Im the CEO of Tasktop Technologies, the company behind the Eclipse Mylyn project. Last year at the Rational Software Development Conference we learned about the Open Service for Lifecycle Collaboration initiative. And at the same time, at Tasktop we were struggling in a way to create the connector for IBM clearquest. So we realized that in order to do this, we wanted to leverage open apis and we wanted to build our commercial integrations on top of both the open source Eclipse and Mylyn apis, but also specifications that we could count on and that could work for other kinds of ALM ALM integrations. And thats exactly what OSLC is. It enables us to do that and to both provide an open source implementation and our commercial extensions to have a seamless integration between clearquest and the Eclipse IDE. So we've got—an interesting thing thats happening with change management in that theres been such a broad range of tools, of issue trackers, or bug trackers, of defect tracking tools and [...?...] tools. And none of these tools have had standard apis to this point. So what OSLC does is provides this common layer, this common rest [?] space, web service apis, that X;b>...X;/b> |
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